School History

Bradbury School, part of the English Schools Foundation (ESF), has a rich history dating back to 1975 when it was initially established as Causeway Bay School. Starting with just 161 students and six teaching staff, the school shared premises with a Chinese primary school on Eastern Hospital Road. In 1980, it moved to its current location on Stubbs Road and was renamed Bradbury Junior School. By 2010, it had become an authorised IB World School and adopted the name Bradbury School. Today, there are 720 students on its roll.

The school’s location on Stubbs Road offers breathtaking views over Happy Valley, extending towards Kowloon and the iconic Lion Rock. This picturesque setting not only provides a serene learning environment but also inspires students with its stunning vistas.

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